Author name: Napoli Shkolnik Canada

“The Indigenous communities in Canada are disproportionately affected by the opioid crisis, facing higher rates of overdose deaths and homelessness.”

The opioid crisis devastates Canada’s First Nations, as seen in the struggle of the Liard First Nation against rampant drug use and leadership backlash.

“Canada grapples with a worsening opioid crisis during the holiday season, with devastating effects on individuals, communities, and public health resources.”

The Canadian Opioid Crisis: Kashechewan First Nation spotlights the ongoing struggle with opioids, exacerbated by evacuation due to water treatment issues.

The opioid crisis in Marten Falls First Nation reveals a desperate call for help with rising addiction, crime, and homelessness, urging immediate action.

The Canadian opioid crisis wreaks havoc on communities, with BC’s death toll surpassing car crashes, suicides, and homicides combined.

The opioid crisis in Canada continues to devastate communities, with a recent tragedy in an Alberta First Nations community highlighting the urgent need for action.

The Indigenous-led response to the opioid crisis in Canada showcases resilience and hope amidst a dire situation.

“The tragic tale from Cold Lake, Alberta sheds light on the devastating impact of the Canadian opioid crisis, especially on Indigenous communities.”

The Canadian Opioid Crisis: Cultural Violence in a Time of Desperate Need – Sinclair’s braids, a symbol of his cultural identity, were callously severed in a hospital, revealing systemic injustice.